On Stage
By Rachel Holdsworth

Is This Play Trying To Start A Revolution?

The reign of King Charles III imagined at the Almeida.
By Laura Dodge

My First Coppelia: A Charming Introduction To Ballet

A great way to inspire and entertain youngsters this Easter.
By DannyH

One-Man Tooting: I Found My Horn At Trafalgar Studios

One man, one mid-life crisis, one musical instrument.
By Laura Dodge

Les Ballets De Monte Carlo's LAC Is Lacking

A confusing, overly-exuberant and at times rather sinister version of Swan Lake.
By Sam Smith

Alan Ayckbourn Classic Returns To The National

A Small Family Business appears back where it premiered in 1987.

By DannyH

Sexuality In A 1930s Boarding School: Another Country

The 1980s play finds a home at Trafalgar Studios.
By DannyH

Never Try This At Home: Not For The Easily Offended

A farcical romp through 70s kids TV.
By Sam Smith

1990s Opera Reveals The Rise, Fall And Seductive Power Of A Duchess

Thrilling opera, Powder Her Face, in an offbeat venue.

By Johnny Fox

Elephant Man: Banksy The Room In The Elephant

Tale of the 'tank commando' made homeless by Banksy's graffiti.
By BelindaL

Women Show Four Sides Of Richard III

All female cast inject new perspective on Shakespeare's tyrant.
By Laura Dodge

Lest We Forget: English National Ballet Punches With Power

Quadruple bill of innovative choreographic collaborations.
By Stuart Black

Kingston 14 Is A Hard-Boiled Caribbean Cop Opera

DJ Goldie leads a terrific ensemble cast.
By Tiffany Pritchard

Fatal Attraction Stalks Its Way To The West End

Behold the bunny boiler.
By helenbabbs

A Guide To Russian Swing – La Meute At The Roundhouse

Circus Fest 2014 gets off to a swinging start.

By DannyH

Harry Hill's I Can't Sing! Hits The Right Notes

Probably the most ridiculous thing you’ll see in the West End this year.
By Ruth Hargreaves

Macbeth, Overnight, In A London Tower Block

Shakespeare's play camps up in east London this summer.

By Stuart Black

The Mirage Of Family Unity, In Other Desert Cities

Fine ensemble acting in a faltering new play at the Old Vic.
By Sam Smith

Sam Wanamaker Playhouse’s First Opera Sends Tingles Down The Spine

The perfect setting for Francesco Cavalli's L'Ormindo.
By Ruth Hargreaves

What Is 'Real'?: The Velveteen Rabbit At Unicorn Theatre

The 1922 children's novel comes to the stage.

By Stuart Black

Father Nandru & The Wolves Take Over Wilton’s Music Hall

London’s oldest music hall conjures up a dreamy neo-realist fable.
By Ruth Hargreaves

Young Londoners Take Over Tricycle Theatre

A week-long festival of theatre, film and poetry.

By Franco Milazzo

Circusfest 2014 Hits London This Week

Snorkels at the ready: London town is about to be drowned in circus.

By BelindaL

A Truly Blithe Spirit

At 88 Angela Lansbury has still got it.
By Sarah Stewart

Philip Pullman's Grimm Tales at Shoreditch Town Hall

Immerse yourself in a fairytale world.